BNP Paribas
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Proximus, the new name for Belgian telecoms company Belgacom, issued a €500m no-grow bond on Monday, achieving a high oversubscription for the deal. -
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Market conditions were far from conducive this week, but that didn’t stop nine issuers from raising a collective €7bn, which in several cases was done in spectacular style.
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Municipality Finance scored a series of firsts on Thursday with an instrument that is typically the preserve of the bank market — setting a path that leads on the deal believe others could follow.
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Investors could have their first chance in two months to buy tier two debt from a periphery bank as early as Friday, after Banca Popolare di Vicenza hired leads for a 10 year non-call five.
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Fosun Industrial, an entity owned by Chinese conglomerate Fosun, has hit the offshore syndicated loan market for a $700m three year borrowing.
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Indonesian oil and gas conglomerate Pertamina has picked three banks for a potential bond and is set to hit the road to meet investors.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has undertaken a shakeup of senior staff in its credit trading business, in a move that bolsters financials at the expense of corporate credit.
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Meggitt, the UK engineering company, has increased its acquisition credit facility to $600m to buy the composites division of EDAC, formerly known as Parkway Aerospace and Defense.
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Coca-Cola made an impressive debut in Swiss francs on Tuesday with a three tranche deal that matched Shell’s August record-breaker in size.
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Indonesian oil and gas company, Pertamina, has picked three banks for a potential bond and is set to hit the road to meet investors next week.
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BNP Paribas dipped into the US dollar market on Monday, meeting its tier two funding requirement for this year in the process. Jubilant markets on the day enabled the issuer to print with just a 4bp new issue concession.
